Jujutsu Infinite Projection Update

Jujutsu Infinite Projection Update – In the ever-evolving universe of cursed techniques, few abilities stand out quite like Projection. Wielded first by the enigmatic Naobito Zenin and later passed down—at least in spirit—to his controversial successor, Naoya, this ability is nothing short of visually stunning and brutally effective when executed properly. Today, we’re stepping into the shoes of a new sorcerer spinning the wheel of fate to obtain this powerful technique—and breaking down everything it can do, frame by frame.

🎯 The Spin Begins – And So Do the Codes

Thanks to a well-timed gift from Mr. Robyasu (shoutout!), two new codes have dropped to help players spin for Projection:

projection_out – Gives 100 spins
projection_20K – Gives another 100 spins

Using these codes, our player dives into the chaos of RNG with one major trick up their sleeve: the innate bag system. By equipping three other legendary techniques beforehand, they’ve essentially removed all duplicates from the pool—leaving just Projection and Judgement as possibilities. One quick roll later and bingo—Projection lands smoothly.

🤖 Why the AI Voice?

Before diving into the action, there’s a moment of real talk: the creator behind the showcase explains that the AI voice is a practical choice. It’s not about hiding identity—it’s about making content creation smoother. With reading scripts and voice acting being a struggle, AI fills the gap for now. Though, there’s a hint that a real voice might make an appearance in future videos—maybe for story-driven content or opinion pieces.

🌀 Breaking Down the Moves – Frame by Frame

Let’s talk about Projection’s moveset. It’s not just flashy—it’s built for those who think two steps ahead and move like lightning.

1. Frame Flicker

At first, this move feels a bit… odd. You dash in the direction you’re facing and must time a punch just right as you overlap your target. When done correctly, it’s devastating.

2. Frame Barrage

Much simpler. A straightforward combo attack that doesn’t require complex timing but delivers consistent results.

3. Frame Break Combo

This is where you can string together some serious punishment. It rewards aggressive close-quarters play.

4. Frame Counter

Think Frame Flicker, but reactive. It’s a parry with punch. Misread it, and you’re eating dirt. Time it right, and you flip the fight instantly.

5. Frame Rewind

A standout move—literally rewind yourself a few seconds. You can backpedal out of danger or reposition for an attack. If your return path crosses enemies, expect damage. Bonus: this rewind ignores distance, so long as it happened in the recent past.

6. Frame Stack Punch

Projection’s only ranged attack. Land it while someone’s stuck in a “frame” and it stacks more damage. Plus, it block breaks. Pretty handy.

🕰️ Domain Expansion – Time Cell: Moon Palace

Now we get to the good stuff—the domain. A nerdy deep dive moment, complete with a metaphorical chalkboard and all.

Time Cell: Moon Palace turns the battlefield into a cursed version of Red Light, Green Light.

Any attack triggers the giant eyeball in the center.
If you move while the eye is open, you’re frozen in a frame—instantly vulnerable.
The trick? Hold your attack buttons and wait. Don’t release until the eye shuts. Simple in theory. Tense in practice.

This domain punishes impatience and rewards calm, calculated fighters. A brilliant reflection of the Zenin family’s ruthless precision.

🔥 First Blood – Combat Trial

After that nerd-fueled breakdown, the player jumps into their first real battle. At first, it’s disorienting—the opponent’s nowhere to be seen. Then, like any good cursed duel, things escalate quickly.

What follows is a flurry of movement, frame breaks, rewinds, and the classic “heat heat heat” audio madness that captures the chaos perfectly. The domain gets activated, and like clockwork, it locks down the enemy mid-move. Frame Stack Punch seals the deal.

📦 Bonus Round – Cosmetics, Bugs, and Beds?

Just when you think it’s over, there’s some post-battle chaos. Bugs dodge punches, a giant bed shows up in a cursed backroom, and somewhere out there, someone’s brain is just… sitting. It’s Gorilla Tag madness mixed with cursed technique theory—exactly what makes this community so unique.

🧠 Final Thoughts

Projection isn’t just another flashy technique—it’s a thinking man’s tool. Timed aggression, frame-based trickery, and one of the most creative domains in the game. Whether you’re rewinding through space or trapping foes in cursed stasis, mastering Projection takes skill—and a bit of style.

And hey, next time someone tells Maki to “go back to the kitchen,” remember: she burned it down and walked away with the entire Zenin legacy.

Stay cursed. Stay smart. And maybe—just maybe—start holding your attack buttons a little longer.

𝕃𝕀𝕆ℕ𝕁𝔼𝕂

Jujutsu Infinite Projection Update